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I was surprising myself every new cold day... |
By Walker - 06/04/2004 11:35:57 AM; IP 216.159.232.26 |
I was surprising myself every new cold day trying to find the upper limit of what it liked while programming cold-start parameters.
It's summer, I don't have to worry about it for another 6 months or so...I was thinking I could use the interval to bone up on some theory.
The engine is nothing remarkable chamber design-wise: edelbrock aluminum heads, so a common FE wedge chamber. Bore is 4.125. Not measuring timing off the balancer, it's got a crank trigger and wheel and other than being high, everything seems to be reading correctly.
So what you're basically saying is every engine is different and I need to keep changing, checking and adjusting timing for my particular engine. No nice web-calculators out there where I can plug in bore, stroke, cam profile, etc and see a nice baseline advance curve, albeit, one that might still require some fine-tuning.
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